Boogaloo Stu returns to the fray with an EP of brand new material, preceding his third studio album (as yet untitled) which will be released early in 2011. Following his exquisite second solo studio album "Enough About You...Let's Talk About Me", this new material sees Stu flexing his musical muscle with a new collaborator, with all tracks co-written and produced by Jonathan Allen. The results are a further distillation of the subtle melodic electronica and languid lounge-pop Stu is perhaps best known for - "Forever More" rediscovers the sweet, wistful sound of The Beloved and matches it with the blue, shimmering dream-pop of Royksopp. Stu has once again called on the talents of video-jock and expert-animator Ladypat to create a bespoke video for "Forever More", which sees Stu apple-picking in a surreal lunar forest of human trees, among other things. Box Of Slice have transformed "Forever More" into an Atari wonderland, while Oscar Cash (Metronomy) turns out a quirky, lounge-pop version with more than a hint of Metronomy's off-kilter sound; meanwhile "The Simple Facts" sees Stu reuniting with vocalist Lucy Bundy who appeared on Stu's 2009 single "Hammer To Fall". Some tracks from this EP also feature on a forthcoming Japanese 30-track career retrospective, showcasing the unexpectedly rich musical diversity of Stu's career thus far, which will also include previously unreleased material. “A definite sparkle” - METRO "Pop culture guru” - BBC.CO.UK “Poptastic tunes” - ARJANWRITES.COM "Sensationally catchy" - INSIDERS GUIDE “A post-modern Ziggy” - DONT MAGAZINE "Riotous priapic antics" - EVENING STANDARD “Glam-infused, flamboyant disco king” - TIME OUT "Heartbreak never sounded quite so glam" - BIG SHOT "Comically OTT, resplendent in day-glo" - THE INDEPENDENT "Hotly tipped to crossover from after-hours vaudevillain to household name" - ATTITUDE "Lovely stuff - a stepping stone to national light entertainment domination" THE INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY